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The Week In Review
Fri 18th September to Thu 24th September
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Met officer shot dead inside custody centre in Croydon
25/09/20 - A Metropolitan Police officer has been shot dead at a custody suite in Croydon. • At around 02:15 today (Friday September 25) a male officer was shot by a man who was being detained at Croydon Custody Centre in Windmill Lane. It appears the de
Ex-officers lose judicial review on reduction in their injury pensions
21/09/20 - Staffordshire Police says High Court ruling provides 'welcome clarity' to pension regulations. • Eighteen former officers have had their judicial review of Staffordshire Police’s policy in reducing their injury pension payments dismissed by the High Court. The former officers brought the action over the force’s policy on revi
Comment: what went wrong at Windmill Lane?
25/09/20 - Custody work has become a major challenge both before and during the pandemic. • The details of what happened inside the police custody centre in Croydon at two in the morning today have not emerged and we will leave that to the inquiry team who will leave no stone unturned. The question that is on most officers’ lips who were not cl
- 22/09/20 - South Wales chief leaves force to join the Met as assistant commissioner
- 24/09/20 - Airwave replacement will cost £33,000 per user House of Lords told
- 24/09/20 - Met thanks public for helping 11 injured firearms officers
- 24/09/20 - CHIS law to provide 'clear statutory basis' for undercover activity
- 25/09/20 - 'We know now what a county lines phone looks like'
- 23/09/20 - Met PC who helped himself to food at a residence dismissed
- 23/09/20 - Clarify police helicopter limits says IOPC after Grenfell complaint
- 22/09/20 - Met PC and former PC found guilty of gross misconduct
- 25/09/20 - Custody murder: spotlight on Croydon
- 24/09/20 - Retention of data after Prevent referral breached right to privacy
- 24/09/20 - Kent Federation sounds alarm at post-Brexit lorry plans
- 23/09/20 - Potential sites for terrorist attack too large for policing alone, MPs told
- 23/09/20 - Gender could become characteristic protected by hate crime laws
- 23/09/20 - Retired officer suicides going "unnoticed", says NARPO
- 22/09/20 - Two PCs dismissed following guilty pleas in court
- 22/09/20 - IOPC to focus on discrimination and custody 'near misses'
Features
Mentoring: a career pathfinder
A former Staffordshire superintendent will be one of the mentors on a new scheme aimed at helping officers from under-represented groups achieve their potential in the service. He tells Gary Mason how mentoring influenced his own career. • Throughout his long policing career Ricky Fields has sat
Comment
Opinion: Transparent diversity?
After seeing a "sea of white faces" on the Strategic Command Course, Dr Pete Jones submitted a series of Freedom of Information requests to delve deeper into the College of Policing's commitment to diversity. He says his inquiries produced some interesting results. • The principles of honesty
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